The Animal Control Board is a seven (7) member board appointed by the Board of County Commissioners. The Animal Control Board consists of a licensed veterinarian, a representative of the Sheriff’s Office and five county citizens at large.

What Does The Board Do?

The Animal Control Board has three functions:

Hear dangerous dog public hearings in accordance with law

Hear appeals associated with the issuance or denial of a license or permit

Make recommendations to the Director of Public Safety regarding animal care and regulations consistent with law

The Animal Control Board meets quarterly and as necessary to hear dangerous dog public hearings. Check the County's Business Events calendar for upcoming meeting dates. Information about upcoming meetings can also be found in the agendas listed below.